Nickel Titanium Reverse Curve of Spee Archwires Rectangular

Nickel Titanium Reverse Curve of Spee Archwires Rectangular

Morelli
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The Morelli Nickel Titanium Reverse Curve of Spee Archwires Rectangular are superelastic NiTi wires that combine a pre-formed reverse curve of Spee with a rectangular cross-section. Because the wire fills the slot in both dimensions, bite opening is delivered together with third-order control, keeping anterior torque while the curve intrudes the incisors.

Key Features

  • Rectangular Cross-Section — engages the slot walls in the buccolingual dimension, so torque is expressed while the reverse curve works.

  • Pre-Formed Reverse Curve — the accentuated curve of Spee is built into the wire, delivering intrusive force on the anterior teeth without chairside bending.

  • Anterior Torque Maintenance — incisors are intruded with reduced crown tipping, an advantage the round version cannot provide.

  • Progressive Slot Fill — four sections, including the .016″ × .016″ square profile, allow a gradual increase in slot engagement.

  • Superelastic Force Delivery — continuous and predictable force levels with high spring back over a wide deflection range.

  • Bright Polished Surface — finished edges and a polished face keep friction low for sliding mechanics.

Technical Specifications

  • Material: Superelastic NiTi (Nickel Titanium)

  • Wire Cross-Section: Rectangular

  • Curvature: Reverse curve of Spee

  • Wire Sizes: .016″ × .016″ (0,40 × 0,40 mm), .016″ × .022″ (0,40 × 0,55 mm), .017″ × .025″ (0,43 × 0,63 mm), .019″ × .025″ (0,48 × 0,63 mm)

  • Arch: Upper and Lower

  • Purpose: Bite opening, deep and open bite correction, arch consolidation and expansion, retraction of flared, protruding incisors

  • Certifications: FDA Approved, CE Approved, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016

  • Country of Manufacture: Brazil

  • Package Includes: 10 Morelli Nickel Titanium Reverse Curve of Spee rectangular archwires in the selected section and arch

Clinical Applications

  • Deep bite cases requiring torque control, where incisors must be intruded without losing inclination.

  • Retraction of flared, protruding incisors in the working phase, with the wire resisting the deepening of the curve.

  • Arch consolidation and expansion once alignment is complete and full slot engagement is indicated.

Opening a deep bite without losing incisor inclination?
The rectangular reverse curve is the sequence step that adds third-order control to the same superelastic force the round version delivers.